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Angela Turner-Ford

Bills in the 2023 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Angela Turner-Ford's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 2309

    MDAH property; authorize DFA to clarify donation if certain lands in Claiborne County to U.S. Park Service.

  • Senate Bill 2723

    Former First Christian Church property within the Capitol Complex; authorize DFA to purchase.

Out of committee2

  • Senate Bill 2116

    The Juvenile Offender Parole and Rehabilitation Act; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2192

    Paternity; clarify circumstances when putative father cannot contest.

In committee27

  • Senate Bill 2023

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tags; reauthorize for supporters of West Point Consolidated School District.

  • Senate Bill 2032

    Bonds; authorize to assist City of Macon in paying costs of acquisition of fire truck.

  • Senate Bill 2070

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • Senate Bill 2080

    Mississippi Consumer Data Privacy Act; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2097

    Marijuana; legalize possession of certain amount.

  • Senate Bill 2098

    Juvenile offenders; provide alternative sentencing and early-release options when convicted of certain crimes.

  • Senate Bill 2106

    Early voting; authorize up to 10 days prior to any election.

  • Senate Bill 2107

    Municipal primary elections; extend deadline in case of annexation.

  • Senate Bill 2114

    Mississippi Pregnant Workers Fairness Act; create.

  • Senate Bill 2280

    Restore the Right to Vote Act; create.

  • Senate Bill 2292

    The Mississippi Family Paid Leave Act; create.

  • Senate Bill 2417

    The Crown Act; enact to prohibit discrimination based on hairstyles in workplace and schools.

  • Senate Bill 2659

    State General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to City of Macon for purchase of fire trucks and equipment.

  • Senate Bill 2677

    Confederate Memorial Day; remove from list of legal holidays.

  • Senate Bill 2721

    Transfer of tax-forfeited land by the Secretary of State to public agencies; clarify procedures.

  • Senate Bill 2746

    Women's Economic Security Act of 2023; create.

  • Senate Bill 2814

    Department of Education; require to disseminate information about the department's 24/7 Online Tutoring Program.

  • Senate Bill 2815

    Department of Human Services; create governing board.

  • Senate Bill 2895

    Sales and use tax; exempt sales of feminine hygiene products and diapers.

  • Senate Bill 2897

    Income tax; provide credit for taxpayers claiming federal Earned Income Tax Credit.

  • Senate Bill 2916

    General Fund; FY2024 City of Columbus to complete the Senator Terry Brown Amphitheater.

  • Senate Bill 2964

    Bonds; authorize to assist City of Columbus in paying costs of completing Senator Terry Brown Amphitheater.

  • Senate Bill 3121

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to City of West Point for street paving.

  • Senate Bill 3122

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Clay County for improvements to Lake Grove Road in Supervisor District 4.

  • Senate Bill 3123

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Clay County for infrastructure improvements in Supervisor District 3.

  • Senate Bill 3124

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Town of Brooksville for street paving and other infrastructure improvements.

  • Senate Bill 3125

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Noxubee County for first responder workout facility and law enforcement vehicles.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 8
Passed the Senate · 1
  • Senate Bill 2181

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tags; authorize for 2021 and 2022 National Championship Rebels.

In committee · 18
  • Senate Bill 2394

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • Senate Bill 2455

    Motor vehicle sales and distribution; provide for independence of dealership tier.

  • Senate Bill 2460

    General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State university for environmental science program.

  • Senate Bill 2461

    General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University to strengthen support of poultry science programs.

  • Senate Bill 2462

    General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University to support animal science research and extension programs.

  • Senate Bill 2463

    Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University to improve fiber-optic broadband network.

  • Senate Bill 2469

    Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University to improve water and sewer systems.

  • Senate Bill 2470

    General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University for STEM-related programs.

  • Senate Bill 2471

    General Funds; FY2024 appropriation to Alcorn State University to upgrade roadways and sidewalks.

  • Senate Bill 2553

    Charter school funding; revise funding formula.

  • Senate Bill 2593

    Jackson State University; provide for the construction of a six hundred room student housing project.

  • Senate Bill 2637

    Initiative measure; create procedures for qualified elector to propose amendment to the Mississippi Code of 1972.

  • Senate Bill 2662

    State employee salaries; direct State Personnel Board to implement across-the-board increase.

  • Senate Bill 2676

    Legal holidays; remove Confederate Memorial Day and designate June 19 as Juneteenth Freedom Day.

  • Senate Bill 2794

    Department of Human Services; require to transfer at least 30% of TANF block grant to Child Care and Development Fund.

  • Senate Bill 2795

    Temporary Assistance for Needy Families; revise provisions of and lower eligibility for certain scholarship programs.

  • Senate Bill 2806

    Applicants for TANF benefits; repeal section that required drug testing as condition of eligibility.

  • Senate Bill 2997

    General Fund; FY2024 appropriation to Department of Health to assist rural public hospitals at high financial risk.